FIN 300 - Discounted Payback Rule - Ryerson University

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[@sdlock83]

Out of all the videos I've searched for on how to do Discounted Payback Period calculation, yours is the only one that made sense!

[@bshleon]

i love it how you explained the payback and the discounted in a concise way

[@ajanimillwood1108]

Sir. Your videos and method of teaching came through for me again. Can't leave without saying how helpful this is and how grateful I am💯👏🤝

[@latareddy1680]

went through bunch of videos on disc cash flow before i got here. Very well explained. Thank you so much

[@gvott1]

You are better than are some professors, you are talented to teach. Thank you!!!!

[@janangelgabriel7067]

You explained it well and it helped me understand it. Thank you so much.

[@amalkhawaja1043]

You were extremely helpful, I'm doing my Masters and your way made everything as simple as it ever it could be. Tons of thanks from Dubai x

[@sulingam466]

Same with me im doing my MBA his video to good

[@syedalishabbir2365]

Sir u r exceptional.. I was bzy in solving this question since 3 days but i cant... But your video helps me alot... Sir we want your type of instructors in our universities 😍😍

[@vegansjeangilles5276]

Thank-you!! very clear and easy to understand.

[@funnydrmz6277]

This man is just good Thanks so much

[@miteshbalrup7149]

You know what.. Am a fan of your work 🙏

[@deelonshaw6505]

Thank you sir. I learned a lot, I like how you did calculator both method simultaneously. 👍

[@andrewmbewe1228]

very clear explanation. love it.

[@nicholasmalama3845]

As of today. You my lecture. Simplified and made easy. Nice one sir.lol

[@2astek2]

Great video, great explanation! Thx a lot man. It was super helpfull

[@nigelchisare7923]

Genius. The guy knows his stuff

[@CarolinaLasantita]

You are a great professor! Thank you for saving my finals!

[@AllThingsMathematics]

Any time!

[@iluvtaewithkookie7159]

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[@DeepakSharma-xx8hu]

Superb Thank You for the explanation

[@user-uu7vw7yc5i]

Thanks. good explanation

[@Pambers99]

thank you so much keep it up cause you are helping us college students a lot, btw what a feat we can accomplish you being wherever you are located and me being in Cyprus and being able to teach me even though you are so far. Again thank you

[@kimvaliere484]

You really have a gift of explaining things. Have you done anything on call and put options? Trying to figure out what long and short mean and how they are used. Also, in the global economy I wonder if you have done anything with doing business with a multi national company and how you handle exchange rates and interest with NPV.

[@brianmaiyo5056]

Amazing watched from Kenya

[@hcvkiran1038]

Thanks brother✊

[@chtistiancabe1981]

Cant believe it, IM LEARNING!!

[@kanishkabalasooriya7723]

thanks,,,very clear explanation...................!!!!

[@cristinapaulabronia4805]

thank you sir

[@sajiththarathodil8649]

Good explanation

[@blessinggampelah1891]

Thanks.It is understandable

[@LaRoselia_]

I wish you' re my college teacher

[@sulingam466]

Me too wish the same im struggling with my lecturer explanation

[@RuthCollamar]

thankyou so so muucchhhh

[@abahackman2819]

Wow am glad I watched it. I understood it now.

[@AllThingsMathematics]

happy to hear :)

[@dennisnaalo]

Thanks a lot

[@iqramehmood4433]

Plz make a video on percentage of sales model with a complex example

[@tognadarelle7061]

You are so Good but please what your formula for discount pay back period.. because vdont get why you use the cash flow (100)

[@navneetmadhray8974]

So helpful!

[@AllThingsMathematics]

Glad to hear :)

[@moniquetulloch5091]

awesome

[@hayaatmus-oodah3875]

how to do calculate the discounted paybck for uneven cash flow?

[@ashfaqhussain5328]

what if we sell the asset at the end of period 4 for $75? where would this amount be included in the calculation?

[@freddykalema794]

sorry i have a question. Don't you take 50/100* 12 months to get the n of months or days taken to recover ?

[@JessieeA]

easy peasy when you have someone to simplify for you. why don't any of my professors teach like this? :(

[@efthajimmy957]

Teach me abut asset replacement

[@theintel5694]

Why do you need to find the PV?

[@fatinwajihah3005]

Is there any negative value of payback period, sir?

[@rebekkarobert6294]

Why is nobody calculating the discount payback period for a project that could not recoup the initial investment within the cut off date

[@Bert1010]

whered you get 1.1 to the first? you are saying 10% which I thought would be .1 not 1.1^1

[@annog6673]

If you don´t pay upfront than your discounted payback period could be less than the normal payback period, am i right? :)

[@elizabethmstudios8692]

The $1oo per year isn’t gauranteed. Let’s talk how to mitigate investment risks!

[@Larry821]

a rather more advanced topic, would you not say!?

[@abdirisaksukule7411]

PLEASE lectural assist me to send for me a lectural notes of irr and npv

[@jumamwangaza5843]

Wat kind of maths did you do yo get 91

[@moniquetulloch5091]

presnt value of future cashflows. FV(1+D)^-n 100(1.1)^-1=91

[@fortworthbrat]

100/1.1 = 91

[@yeemcho]

thanks I was lost for a bit and looked for your comment

[@jumamwangaza5843]

I didn't understand how you get 91

[@andrewmbewe1228]

its 10% which translates to 1/1+10%= 1/1.10= 0.9090 therefore 0.91 to the nearest or .91

[@moniquetulloch5091]

the formula for present value is FV*(1+i)^-n where FV=1000 i=10% n=1 so it would be 100*(1.1)^-1=91(to the nearest whole number)

[@sulingam466]

Pls give me ur email id pls im currently doing my MBA im struggling with the finance need your help.

[@qutieabbie6432]

You can't use this in an exam where you're to show working.

[@ggaayiabraham4013]

Why not?

[@funnyvedios5692]

Bro formula innovate by you seems to have serious problem because answer should be 2.6 i.e. 2 years and 6 months but by using that formula amount left to recover/net instal answer is 2.5 years which seems to be wrong logically also because if 100$ is for full year, 50$ would be in 6 months.

[@randypuran368]

his maths is wrong 10% of 100 = 10 Discounted rate for year one is 100-10=90

[@michellewairimu7907]

100/1.1 = 90.9

[@moniquetulloch5091]

its ten percent plus one

[@diallojeffery3472]

@@moniquetulloch5091 why wouldn't year one be 90? 100-10=90 ?

[@mohammadhazem1407]

@@diallojeffery3472 we calculate the present value of the 100, it has it's own equation which is; (future value)/(1+r)^t = 100/(1+0.1)^1=91 :)